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March 26, 2024MONTROSE, GA. — More than 800 lots of handguns, long guns, knives and railroad watches were presented in Montrose Auction’s March 16 auction.
March 26, 2024DÜSSELDORF, GERMANY — Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen conducted a three-day whirlwind of sales March 7-9, in which more than 2,100 lots of European fine and decorative art, rugs and musical instruction...
March 26, 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — With a portion of all proceeds benefitting WE CAN, a Harwich, Mass., organization focused on women’s empowerment and supporting women through challenging life transitions, the third...
March 26, 2024NEW YORK CITY — Doyle’s Latin American Art sale of nearly 70 works was sold alongside 50 lots of Twentieth Century Abstract art on March 13.
March 26, 2024CINCINNATI, OHIO — The second and final part of the Donald F. Moylan, MD, Collection of American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts was offered by Freeman’s | Hindman on March 14, about five months...
March 26, 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — From a private New Mexico collection, Gustave Baumann’s (1881-1971) “Summer Rain,” 1956, woodcut, edition 34 of 50, surpassed its high estimate at Santa Fe Art Auction’s (SFAA)...
March 26, 2024VINELAND, N.J. — On March 16, in a single-owner sale, Bertoia presented the world-class early American toy collection of Linda and the late Curtis Smith.
March 26, 2024NORTH FRANKLIN, CONN. — By 8:30 am on Sunday, March 10, a small and eager crowd had already begun forming outside the Franklin Volunteer Fire Department (VFD).
March 26, 2024MANCHESTER, CONN. — The Manchester Antique and Collectibles Show returned to Second Congregational Church for its 61st year.
March 26, 2024DUXBURY, MASS. — Two things stand out about the March 18 and 19 Duxbury Boosters Antique Show, sponsored by the Duxbury Boosters Club to support the high school’s athletic programs.
March 26, 2024ONLINE — Debbie McArdle, manager of the Chicago Suburban Antiques Dealers Association’s (CSADA) Fox Valley Antiques Show Online, didn’t lose much sleep as most of the United States switched over...
March 26, 2024A ‘side-hustle’ is meant to supplement the earnings from one’s primary job, but what about those so lucrative that it brings in five or six-figures?
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